free source for bitcoin iPhone App

[jackjack]

I managed to compile it but the app seems to crash

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[vv01f]

testflightapp.com says, there aint no ipad2-version. but shouldnt run any iphone app on ipad already?!
is there a solution to use the app on ipads withour being a ios-developer?

[Anonymailer]

testflightapp.com says, there aint no ipad2-version. but shouldnt run any iphone app on ipad already?!
is there a solution to use the app on ipads withour being a ios-developer?

xcode is free on the app store these days, but I'm not sure whether you can install your code on a device without the dev account - no harm trying though!

[vv01f]

  on apple site they demand $99/y for it - or did you mean some other source? didnt find anything directly in the ios-appstore excepting some helpers and how-tos

but perhaps my blindness asks its tribute and someone can point me (and prolly some others) in a good direction 

[Anonymailer]

on apple site they demand $99/y for it - or did you mean some other source? didnt find anything directly in the ios-appstore excepting some helpers and how-tos

but perhaps my blindness asks its tribute and someone can point me (and prolly some others) in a good direction 

Haha good luck programming on iOS 
xcode is only available for Mac OS X - 10.6.8 and up - if you're running 10.6.8 or newer there will be an App Store for Mac on your computer through which you can download xcode for free.

$99 a year is for the developer program, which allows you to do things like download betas of new versions, and may be necessary to acquire profiles that allow you to install software on devices. Only, I'm too lazy to look up whether you do need the dev account for that 

[opticbit]

Someone could write an iFart ButtCoin edition, include Bitcoind as an easter egg.
There's your useless app Steve, oh right.... Tim Cook is in charge now, let's see what he thinks about bitcoin


I'm enjoing the bitcoin app on my android phone. I've even got some people to install it.

- sent from my Galaxy S.

[Binford 6100]

video tutorial from Stanford university - developing for iOs is also free on iTunes
it's about 20 sessions, explaining all key aspects of app development for iPhone,Pad,Pod devices
go, create.

edit: the free xcode requires mac os 10.7 and is version 4.1
mine was for a few dollars and is version 4.0.2 (and i run 10.6.8 )

either way anyone who is interested and can click a few buttons _should_ be able to build it in less than 1 bottle of wine